Entrepreneur, now there’s a word that gets kicked around a lot. It conjures up images of daring people making bold moves. Moves that can make them millions. Zuckerberg, Musk, and more. I spent five years in the post-secondary world down […]
As we begin to reflect on the long-term impact of the pandemic, one thing is certain. We are feeling the loss of community, of gathering together. Still, despite the odds during this pandemic, one Burlington visionary managed to find a […]
Editorial. As we approach Remembrance Day, we have reached a point in time where the memories of those who fought and died in World War II, the one we call the good war, are waning. The righteous fought against the […]
Don Thorpe likes to ride. A lot. Don, a retired educator and life-long cycling activist, has found a way to ride against the automotive tide. In the City of Burlington, that can be challenging. To be clear, if you’re looking […]
There has always been a tension between those who see the price of everything but sometimes not the value. That’s what we’re talking about on this episode of Imagine Burlington. The contribution of art and culture to a community is […]
This week on our Imagine Burlington podcast, I had a great conversation with suburban expert Roger Keil of York University. He has spent many years studying suburbs. After all, the majority of Canadians live in them. At one point, he […]
From 2010 to 2018, Burlington was led by Rick Goldring. He ran again, but a third term was not in the cards. He, like many who choose to serve, loves his city. He grew up here and has raised his […]
